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Dynamic Mass Measurement And Appropriate Filter Analysis

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3033–3036
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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In this study, an electronic and mechanical system that can weigh moving products was designed and appropriate filters were tested and analyzed to reach the desired weighing speeds.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The output signal ofthe load cells used in weighing systems always has an oscillating response and certain amount oftime is neededfor this signal to settle to its real value. 0n the other hand, the output signal ofthe load cell in conveyor belt type checkweighers is significantly noisy due to the system's own vibrations and the fact that the object is moving.
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Key Findings & Data:Increasing the eflect of the filter improves the accuracy of the measurement; however, it leads to an increase in measurement time as well.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this study, an electronic and mechanical system that can weigh moving products was designed and appropriate filters were tested and analyzed to reach the desired weighing speeds.
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The output signal ofthe load cells used in weighing systems always has an oscillating response and certain amount oftime is neededfor this signal to settle to its real value. 0n the other hand, the output signal ofthe load cell in conveyor belt type checkweighers is significantly noisy due to the system's own vibrations and the fact that the object is moving. It is necessary to use effective filters in order to eliminate the eflect of these noises and to improve the response of the load cell. Increasing the eflect of the filter improves the accuracy of the measurement; however, it leads to an increase in measurement time as well. Therefore, it is necessary to use efi'ective and quick-response filters in applications where measurement speed and accuracy are important. In this study, an electronic and mechanical system that can weigh moving products was designed and appropriate filters were tested and analyzed to reach the desired weighing speeds.

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YABANOVA, I. (2022). Dynamic Mass Measurement And Appropriate Filter Analysis. Istanbul University Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 2, 3033–3036. https://ajindex.com/articles/543616

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